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• However, these saccades are subject to both systematic and random error, so that, on average, saccades will deviate from their intended targets.

• Both approaches ultimately collapse into functionalist theorizing that do not meaningfully deviate from socially reductionist accounts of policy implementation.

• These are exactly the kinds of issues most relevant to assessing the impact of member states' incentives to deviate on compliance.

• Living organisms in gravity environments deviating from 1-g show significant physiological alterations, however the corresponding cellular responses are still poorly understood.

• Members of a community do not automatically follow them, but they are expected to know them, and if they deviate, to acknowledge that somehow.

• The steeper the walls, the more unlikely to deviate from the average.

• Thus, ongoing circumstances may support pursuance of potentially deviating developmental pathways or deflect the individual back toward more normal adaptation.

• All who deviated from gendered norms received vitriolic charges of breaking essential gender codes.

• In this case, the energy dependence of the cross-section of nuclear excitation is considerable and the experimental curve deviates from a straight line.

• The patient is not deviating from this theme, but is demonstrating that his focus is slightly different.

• This may be due to the obliteration of deviating migration routes, but it can also indeed reflect the joint migration of allied clans.

• As obligate parasites viruses are dependent on their hosts but their origins seem to deviate from that of cellular life.

• The most severe shortcomings of this model are that the transport coefficients, in the collision-dominated limit, deviate significantly from classical values.

• For the fuzzy supervised algorithm, the estimated robot paths deviated much less from the ideal robot paths.

• The same methods are also inadequate for analyzing why the preference for cooperation deviates from instrumental rationality.